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Michael P. Maley, PE, PG, CHG, CEG





               impacts from septic tanks and developed strategies to protect the groundwater resources with approval
               from local Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB).
               Numerical Model Development, United Water Conservation District, Ventura County, CA
               Mr. Maley worked with District to update the existing USGS MODFLOW model of the Santa Clara‐Calleguas
               Groundwater Basin to a format that was usable by the District.  He significantly improved the calibration
               of the model.  The model was used by the District to evaluate groundwater management programs, CEQA
               analysis for wastewater facility upgrades and groundwater recharge program.
               Numerical Model Development, Calleguas Municipal District, Ventura County, CA
               Mr.  Maley  adapted  the  existing  regional  USGS  MODFLOW  model  to  support  local  groundwater
               management,  CEQA  analysis  for  wastewater  facility  upgrades,  groundwater  recharge  and  desalter
               programs. He worked with District to update the hydrogeological interpretation of complex bedrock units.
               Focused model updates and recalibration on the groundwater‐surface water interactions with Arroyo Las
               Posas were performed. The model is being applied by the District for long‐term planning and evaluation
               of aquifer storage and recovery project.

               State Water Project Chloride Modeling Analysis, Castaic Lake Water Agency, Santa Clarita, CA
               Mr. Maley developed a water balance model of SWP to evaluate water quality changes with varying flows
               for historical, current, and simulated projected water quality conditions in Castaic Lake.  He simulated
               changes in chloride concentrations over time under different hydrologic conditions including dry and
               critically dry years of a future drought in the context of anticipated SWP and contractor operations in
               response to the recent court decisions for the Sacramento‐San Joaquin Delta.

               Water Quality Evaluation, Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District, Elsinore, CA
               Mr. Maley updated an existing MODFLOW/MT3D numerical model to evaluate nitrate transport within
               the enclosed groundwater basin.  He provided characterization of nitrate sources within the basin and
               calibrated the model to groundwater elevations and nitrate trends.  Mr. Maley developed scenarios to
               evaluate future nitrate trends at municipal production wells and presented results of long‐term septic
               tank impacts to the local RWQCB.

               Discharge Compliance Project, Incremental Recycled Water Program, City of Santa Rosa, CA
               Mr. Maley evaluated the hydrogeology of the Healdsburg, Alexander Valley, and Santa Rosa Plain basins
               including  groundwater‐surface  water  interactions  with  the  Russian  River.  He  developed
               MODFLOW/GSFLOW models to support project siting, engineering design, and CEQA impact analysis of
               wastewater disposal ponds along the Russian River.  He evaluated the impact to groundwater levels, water
               quality  (metals  and  chloride),  and  groundwater‐surface  water  interactions  on  siting  and  engineering
               criteria.  He analyzed engineering aspects of percolation ponds and injection wells and developed siting
               criteria for potential indirect discharge of treated wastewater.

               Coupled Surface Water‐Groundwater Scoping Study, Sonoma County Water Agency, CA
               Mr. Maley evaluated available modeling codes to select the appropriate code for a coupled Russian River
               and  Alexander  Valley  Basin  surface  water‐groundwater  model  to  simulate  the  complex  interactions
               between the Russian River and the groundwater and test various river management scenarios. He applied
               a code selection process to balance technical capability, adaptability, time and cost requirements and the
               ability to integrate with other models used by Russian River Stakeholders.

               Groundwater Management Services, Scotts Valley Water District, Santa Cruz County, CA
               Mr. Maley has provided over ten years of consulting to the District, supporting groundwater management
               actions and ongoing evaluations to mitigate historical groundwater level declines and provide a more




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